Foreign Parts

Two women, Cassie and Rona, embark on a driving holiday in Foreign Parts, exploring friendship, morality, and the complexities of life along the way.

In Foreign Parts, we follow the journey of Cassie and Rona, two women embarking on a driving holiday through Northern France. Their adventure is not just a physical journey, but also an exploration of their complex friendship and the intricacies of life itself. As they navigate the picturesque landscapes, they encounter various situations that challenge their perceptions of morality and relationships, often leading to humorous and poignant moments.

The narrative is a caustic and witty reflection on the dynamics of dysfunctional relationships, particularly among women. The author masterfully intertwines humor with deeper themes, allowing readers to experience the highs and lows of Cassie and Rona’s interactions. The book captures the essence of travel, the beauty of discovery, and the reality of confronting one’s own shortcomings and desires.

Foreign Parts stands out as a strikingly original novel, offering a blend of accuracy and compassion in its storytelling. The author’s saturnine delight in the absurdities of life brings a unique flavor to the narrative, making it both relatable and entertaining. Through their journey, Cassie and Rona reveal the complexities of friendship and the often awkward, yet joyous, moments that define our experiences on the road and in life.